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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-23
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Labor yields the AK and spade
In the forest, glen and glade;
Drives the plow and sOws the seeds
To be reaped for future needs.
Labor cultivates the ground,
Digs in mines where wealth il found;
Gathers cotton from the field,
Makes the tree its fruit to yield.
Labor hews the largest trees,
Builds the ship to pillow the seas;
Smells the irons and metals bright
To be used for show or might,
Labor rears the lovely terrace,
Lowry hut and gorgeous palace;
Stately dome and tapering sPirc,
Feeds the mighty furnace fire.
Labor spans majestic streams,
Rolling rivers, deep raVlnrs;
Tunnels mountains, builds the train
TO traverse the hill and plain.
Labor draws the iron thread,
Meath the seas and DER our head,
Carrying messages like seeds,
Lowry words or noble deeds.
Labor stamps the vacant page
With the words of sire and sage;
For the use of thought and mind,
OF the nations of mankind.
Now my gracious friend and ncighbor
There IL dignity in labor;
Therefore let our labor be
Now and for eternity.
--Hn1"7 HthrJ& Hrcord
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-23

Has fitted up the store, 4G6 State street,
which he will open to-day with select
stock of groceries, delicacies, wines, &c.
From his long acquaintance with this
particular line Of trade Mr.. Mctzger feels
confident of being able to please the
tastes Of the most fastidious. A visit to
Metzger's, 466 State street, will repay one
for the trouble,
II. G.. Gibbons K Co. are to close up
for repairs July 25th, so be sure and call
early and get light c0lored Derby Hat
for 80 cents.
"G0Od Wages for the Workman means
Prosperity far the Merchant"
The great sale Of Hats, Caps and I'm
brellas still continues at II. G. Gibbons
& Co.'S, under Yale Bank. Everything
must be sold before July 18th.
just Think.
We are selling light.colored Derby
Hats for % cents, and Straw Mackinaw
at - cents. II. G. Gibbons & Co.
Under Yale Bank.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-23
LOCAL NOTES.

Labor meeting on the ''rcen to morrow
evening,
1t is said that there is no doubt about
the clock shop starting up next week.
The Seth. Thomas Clock CO., Of Thorn
aston, shuts down tonight for two weeks.
Typographical Union meets to morrow
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, at Trades Council
Hall.
Did you ever hear of such cheek as
that displayed by II. G. Rowe, boss, Of
Fair Haven, towards Mr.. John Higgins,
workman?
Leandcr Thompson, of New York, will
speak at the State House steps to-mor-
row evening, 7:30 BE there early with
your friends.
Edward Atkinson has figured out that
a man can live on $50 u year, When it
is demonstrated that a man can actually
do it, that will be the amount of his
wages -Irntecod
The name Of the City Hotel has been
changed to "1'he Globe" and under the
management of its new proprietor, Thos.
McCalfrey, tn" appearance of tn" house
has been greatly improved.
The lying NcWS relates the story of u
young criminal, and heads the article
''ln Prohibition State" In II capitalist
State and under the capitalist training
of every man for himself would better
apply.
The Ninth Ward is pretty well worked
by the politicians. A number of "labor-
ing" men are refusing Jobs already in
viw of the double fountain of Doodle
that is expected to flow from both "dem-
ocratic' and "republican' sources.
Why doesn't the West Haven Horse
Railroad Company run their cars upon
Sunday for the accommodation of the
general public us well us church-goers?
The question is often asked why they
don't run their cars at popular prices, or
furnish better accommodations for their
patrons at high prices.
One of the Ninth Ward Aldermen is
reported to have expressed the pious
wish that all Socialists were dead. We
don't sec why he couldn't conine his
wish 10 the Socialists who cast their bal
lots in the Ninth Ward. other Socialists
don't interfere with our "democratic"
friends chances of election to aldermanc
dignity.
According to a report in the M0IuiHg
NetrS-knights of Labor seem to rush to
the newspapers now MIR. rowderly is
well enough satisfied with the raking
over he got in the WoEKMEN's ADVOCATE
two or three monthaago The endeavOr
made by II certain disappointed politician
to disturb the kindly relations existing
between tn" General Master Workman
of the Noble Order of knights of Labor
aud the District Master Workman of
District Assembly, IA, has failed. il there
is any reliance to he placed upon the re-
port. OF course. people in high positions
must expect criticism, and they can
stand it if they are only we'll enough
paid. Besides, there is no use in quar-
reling with the truth. The rlmor that
the chief of the Order would sue the
chief of the District also seems Ia be
without foundation. The more so, as
there was nothing to sue for -"n0 money
in it
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-23
BREW Frs UNION.

Since going TO press last week we have
been informed that Mr. WeibcI of the
Oak Brewery has concluded 10 abide by
the decision Of the arbitration committee
in his case, sent for tn" representatives
of the Union, and all matters Of dispute
were amicably settled. The name Of
Weibel's Oak Brewery is therefore re-
stored to the Unions list of Union brew
cries. We hope nothing may occur to
disturb the present harmonious relations
existing between the management of the
concern and the Workm"n.
The Brewers Union have arranged for
Il private excursion to Bridgeport, Sun.
day, AuguSts It'll, to pay Il friendly visit
to the Brewers Union of that city.
They will he accompanied by several in
vited guests.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-23
BOSS WANTS COMPANY.

Employer to new clerk)~Ddn't see
you coming out Of billiard saloon last
night?
Nctr C2crh Cfrightcncd)-Yo-yes, sir.
E0qFoUI-Nou play billiards, then:
Nr'r Cierh -Ye-yes, sir.
EmlioNr-Wel, after we close up I'll
20 around and play you game for the
drinks. I'm something Of player my
soft
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-23
W0ODCARVERS' ASSOCIATION.

At the regular meeting last Monday
evening, Otto Ruckser was elected dele
gate to the National Convention to he
held in New York, October 18th. The
present delegates to the Trades Council
were reelected.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-23
Business Department.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

New advertisements or changes
must be handed in by Wednesday
noon to secure insertion in next
number: Office. ISL Chapel street.
2d floor. 20. Address, Drawer 1903.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-23

We are to close up for repairs, there
fore are selling ON Hats and Caps at !
sacrifice. II. {. Gibbons X Co.
Under Yale Bank.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-23

For al Kinds Of Job Printing, 90 to the
Stafford hintmg Go.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-23
Howe a Stetson

Still continue their great sale of Cotton
Wash Dress Goods Iuu will find hand
some goods at ), & IA, to II l-2c. per
yard.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-23
LOCAL NOTICES.

Read the "Rcgiatrr'S" advertisements
of Help Wanted in its Special Advertising
Column.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-23

For job Printing of all kinds at low
prices call at IS, Chapel street.
+. L, STANLEY.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-23
Advertisements.

/ ODGERS WANTED-at 10. Apis
Ia Boarding and Lodging House, 52l
State street, near Elm. Lodging p
cents per night.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29


u Is the duty nj every person Who has
Esd baseAes's Ger1aa Srrsp - lst IL
wonde,ful qaAlities Do known 10 their
friends il caring consumption. severe
c01Ghas er0up, asthma, pns1monia, and
IN fact al throat and lung diseases. No
pssson can use 10 without immediate
relief. Three doees viii relieve any case.
and ss consider IL the dufy Of all drug
eists 10 recommend Il 10 tie poor, dying
ooBsaDpfive. 81 least 70 try one bottle.
as 5000 doxsn bottles wege sold lass
year, and 70 7ns ease where il failed
was rsp1Fted saeh Q medicine o. the
Gsyn1s Sgrsp eaanot ke too widely
known Asa your sruRsist about IL,
Sauple bottles 20 try, cold % 10 cents.
Regular sig, IS CENTS. Sold bs all
druggists and ds4lers ia the Unitsd
States and Canada dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29
TEE sCHXAEBELIs CASE.
NKoOrIAr1oNs PRoaREssrNo.

NEGOTIATIONS PROGRESSING.
PANS, April 28.-the negotiations be-
tween France aud Germany conceroino
the arrest Of Sehnasbelis are progress
sing favorably.
INTERVIEW WITH HIBMARcK.
PABIs, April 2S.-Herbette, the French
Ambassador at Berlin, telegrspbs that
Yesterday evsHinR be had an intervit "
With Count Bismarck. German Minister
for Foreign Affairs. and that the latter
maintained that French territory was
not violated when Schnaebelis vas ar
rested Herbette adds, however, that
Count Bism arck states that Germany is
inclined to admit that the arrest was IT,
regular aHd contrary to the France and
and Germany Frontier Convention Of
1871 and on this accoant will release
Sohnaeoelis, wheR the letters alleged
20 have been written by GuRtsoh are
proved to be authentis. Toe dispatch
adds that IL 10 believed thai the release
o. Schnaebelie will take place today or
at the latest tomorrow, and that Her
bette il 20 hsvs another interview vita
Count Bismarck during the day.
AMIcGBLY SETTLED.
PANS, April B.-rhe Journal dSs De
FURNISHES atsNatouaN AIOlH DcIlAu
stating that the y ihnaebelis affair has
been amicably settled between France
and Germany.
aKM-OTTIoIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
BERLIN, April 2s.-The North Germaa
Gazette semi-Offcially states that the
Imperial Ministry has Just furnished
the Foreign Once the following fasts
relating 10 tue Schnasbelis AT IiF: Klein,
commercial agent OF the StFasburg and
GrebeFt manufacturers OF SchiltiuR
helm. vas 81 psoted Of comm uuicatiu9
10 the French vari0as plans Of German
foftreesos and other treasoa able intelN.
Renoe, and we're broaght Def re the
magistrate for preliminary ex ami alton.
Their explanation with the French
police against Hirsh amer vas admitted.
IL is also shown that letters have been
ssHt by them 10 Vincent, Chief OF the
French Intelligence Department. Il is
farther proved that Sehnaebelis had
personal interviews With the accused,
and had written letters 10 them.
Sohnaebeiis' arrest Was on q warrant is-
seed By an examining magistrate aAd
executed By the police eommiasary
deputed 20 assist the magistrate. II has
been fully proved that the arrest vas
made on German soil. Sshnaebelis I'D
mits writing these particular letters and
forwarding correspondence which the
German authorities consider treason
able. This statement IL not considered
IN the light OF . threat. Il IL los he'd
upon SLOPPY as aB official justi aeatiou
OF the arrest Of Solnaebelis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29
FOR AAIwals

MsnRe, Distemper. DlsErs ca AND
Worms ia hogs quickly cured SCRATCHES.
Sores. Calls, BFaises. Cuts or Wounds Of
any kind quickly and permanently
healed by wasl ing With the Fluid. DR..
J, HauoH, the distinguished veterinary
surgeon. says: Il And Darby's Prophy-
iacsic Fioid all that it l. repFes. ted.
As local application believe IL 20 be
without an equal" For Collie and
Scours IL sets like magic.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29
ADVICE To MOIHeRs

hrs. NtnsloS's soothing Syrup for children
seethihE- is the prescription Of ona Of the hs,st
tenAle nurses and III siciAns In the Ueited
stAies. ana has BEN useA for forty year. Win
s neVet y, ing success By millions o. mother.
teething It's valus IA inealeuIahle = rsIts.S.
NE ehfle from pain, cures dyssntsry ana 4,,r.
rhesA Eriping In the bowels and wind eal5r
BY swing health TO the ehiId a. r,s,s tSs
mother. Price ssc. bottis .nistsf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29

The " CENFEMERt" is the most pav-
aiAr hid glove IN Ansrio,, 81. IS ;oP i've
battona. tl.so for elrht oaltoRs. They
are far eelo~ the pries OF aay other
standard maker, and for at ard durA-
otllty are anexcslled- The above are ~
tAl pFsces lths gleve h not sold It whole
sAsel Al SCHWABACHRR BROS. Aeia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29

Dr. Reich. the oealist, selected With
great care . foil line OF spectaeles ano
eve glasses, which are sov for sale Al A.
\ sTAwARr's drug store. Er5m
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shipping InteIIlsene..

PoHr TowNsESD, April q. Arrived
Barb Johann kepler.
PoRr LUDLOW, April 2s-Afrivsd-
Schooner Norway.
PoKr MADISON. April 2s.-Arrivsd-
Schooner Ida Schnausr.
DuSoENEss, April q One vssse
passed outward. Light rain, brisk ., 8
Wind.
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Having engaged the services Of first
eiass enerAveF, | am nos prepared to
take orders for sil kinds Of work OF this
class. tncladins door and coffin plates,
medals and lettering Of all kiEds. A.
hASsKS. Matchmaker and Jsveler,
Leary Bloch Front street. Seattle asdwim
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29

80 doE. eorsets. lis more thsa ~,
xAni; We viii begin q clearing . h on
monday morning A Rcad e0rsst Tar
~ y cannot ee duplicased Auyssks,e
I0f nc IoKI.ks 4 STNaRHNax-
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h esnts. 80 d boys heavy vefbt
rioSec hose Extra length for 10 :. nts
pAf. IoELAs 4 STSoERNAx
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cynanf nous ttrus - Conp'etr sue-
GO sad ihr~e star sArsaps iilS- At5.
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ne alah asa aalcteS Eaaaid ret a y -
hin rhs Dsctog kas WAITED ~
kurops acd otaAiEsd . Eess - !, -
tnfsxEzaxlaE wAise ha h enGp@faA - 81
b thoss n ned 81 Us esryieea. ~ =
eUres where sthers fail. fKy In. 49,
BOH vii mabs - charge anieaa = -
surA PsEsoHs eHre4 e hoE@es - -
n ooursunicAtianB str1et5y ccaAe 49,. -
Ia 6OliArs foF . BafkAgt o. - - -
aRs.s DR.. J. y. 6fBbON. Boz tS1ls -....as
ciruo. Cal Msutfoa PoE-lNxn
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Fishing rackle-iargest Assortmeu {,
WEST pos Front street. aprl6-gf
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-. fHIEEzEUsa. ApEii - Tbs trail
OF me prtsaaers lmplicAt~d in tee plat
70 Xii the Gar has caEn0eacet. The
coart - stro0giy gaArdsd. Toe Russian
0Sosrai - pressot 10 repssft tas gro
c~edtn&s foF Sue Cxr. psinfal i'm.
presstea va preteeed % TIE spectators
80 ne ooieF hall A. tas aoeas. 4 catered
tie eoafa rhetr yoash Aad ssse.6r.d
air elisste4 @aeA symSatsy. Anoea
he efscoers y . mas.ee e ssFtk'ss
eaasiy.
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Dr.. siRn.rest's s star sarsAparilla. the
great blood purifrr. arS
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LoxncS. ApFd 81 dispssca frow
CAtro says toAt . akiFuisA 4 . taksn
psaes ~ kAFFA9&Ns sesssea the Arahs
aud TIE faree a. ExyUtians and.f -
taAnd - 1aias CaeFmGi3a. The AFahs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29
Ia shs Camsaana.

LoSpoS April SIN the Commsus
tonight The notioa offered on the 18th
instant by RSesFt ]. Reed, Liberal. that
the Houss decline TO proceed vita any
measure directed against the tsnAants
csmoiaina for relief u1til = fall meas
ufe for their relief fFom the excessive
tents represented - Parliament, Gas &c
iected By vote Of 34i 20 $40.
TIE motion fos tue Hoass 10 90 into
Committee eu the Crimes bali wAs
adopted.
Maurice and Timothy Hssly placed
~ additional amendments 10 the assi
CLAUSE Of the bill
Parueli was expected 10 return 10
Lsndon today, bat be was suHsriaR
fram . cold aud IL eonaped 10 b hoasS.
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LoSDoS, April s. Tie bills q Wat.
son Asdia 4 Co. oorn. nsnr And ed
fAesoeS have bsea FNa Ensd. Protested
Liabilities. GI0a0oo.
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eur seal Fs.asry aasssssu.

OTxAvA fons. }. ApEiI nA-rAs RrsassA
ooianhta naaahsFa ef PsFiiAnsna Are
ara ~ The CaBNdtAn eaveFnneoa 10
SecUre III N TIE WasAiEgtea sutkorisiea
aone Indication ct tbs Ilne 81 pa,icy
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ATTENTION. LADIES.

C0METHING NEW AND ELEGANT.
= A self fi'fng French tail = sysism for
cutfing Dressts Cioaka etc. No Gu tirR
out the htile pieos IA hack By which 10
form SIDE body. As all other chart systems
Go. which has take n tao yea hard study,
ard is fer yeur q nyenieFe as well e.
naine. Have Rlso q 81 eve system. Lee
soE given any day and a. all hours RAst-
ing tau hE Terus. ell furuis he'd. a..
Please lard zee ne. =. o. GOUCHER,
Marion -. between Second art Thira,
seattle, W. 7. nlhs4 I'm
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lrtah CenstAhles ComIag.

AvSSpAIs lIFslAnd). April ss.-Thir-
Tea men who rec~nilv resigned frona
the Irtsh ecnsiahalary sailed today from
Quaesaaown for New YoFk,
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MANAGERS and AGeais IN seaaIoa


LouuvIsLK, April -. - Turner and
Patterson, the negro asaailants Of
Jennie B5wman. we're bFo1Rhs back
from Frankfort yesterday and iuoar-
and banged before morning. Tue COO
dition Of Jennie Bowman. the unfoF.
tunaie victim, n mach verse touiest
and there V hardly any hope for her
recovery. THIS morning her tsmpera
ture YES alar@ine and she bsoame
wildly delirous.
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Oar hosiery department is teeminR
With bargains. We will continue thie
week the most successful, and TO our
customers the most satisfactory, special
sale Of hosiery that has ever been at
tempted In this country.
ap24 TOBIAS 4 SIEeERMAN.
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Destructive Hurricane

LoSDox, April "a displtoh from
Pesth, the capital OF Western Austria,
says; "a huFrioane swept ths northe lss
coast GA the 22d inst. A fishing feet
Numbering 400 boats was destroyed and
$50 persons periahed."
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Steamer nersoa suak.

LONDON. April 23.-A dispatch from
Oooktoxn, Australia. announces that
the steamer Bsrion, OF Singapore, vas
sunk In collision With q bark OF For
noss, and that l50 persons we're
drowned. No Europeans we're lost.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29

RoAGx, April 2s.-The Pope has sent q
telegram 10 Emperor William and
Prince Bismarck, thanking them for
their support OF the naw Russian 20.
eleaiAstieal bill The dispatch adds that
His Holiness desired tbs prosperity OF
Germany and the Catholic Church.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29

orgAwA lKas- }. April - Natural g :
was struck here tedAy a q depth Of 500
feet The pressure vas too saroae for
akuFRuien&
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NV YoEz. April B.-It IL estimated
thai $4,000 damage vas doae BY the
Ore here tonight. The buildiuR vss sit
mated a. the eaKneF OF Canal and Bax
Ter streets. Il vas Of brick and six
stories high. The interior vas mostly
wood and it vas stored With much In
aammAble material which burned %
hsFceIy that the Numerous streams Of
water thrown upon 10 made little i'm
preston and the hrsmee devoted their
atteuiion 70 preventing the IRE frOm
spreading. u vas midnight before the
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ST. Lous. April 2S.--RepaAsed 4 RIA
have ben made By be mAaAeeEu % the
wool Growers and 1nteruationai Saeep
Shearing Association. uhoss ananAl
eanvsntlcn u 90 b. held hsrs ccaawene-
tng % Aay sth. 10 obtain redased rates
ffom sAilFoadA Dspstehes Wera ~.
eesved here tanight stating that ths
FoAAs Ia the Wesl and Gaath. ana Fery
likely these Ia ths East. vii convex shs
delegates 30 the convpntion a. Gee and
one third faFe ca The certideats n a.
The eonFeniien psonises 10 BE- he uass
I'm oFtAns one ever hela BY the wo.,l.
RFovtne tnierssA and ETH amhrass
amena taa deleeates woolsn mAnafAe
tarers and dealeEs fFom eli Parts e ths
eoantRy. uhe foF TIE hFst aine will 90
and exeaAnRe visus vita The pFodaeeFs.
tAe resl % whieA, n 10 axpeaaea, will
. higely eeeasssAl e zee snsiFe vel
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Santa IN. On. NJ April @.-HenTy
Henderson will b. hanged 81 SoFrooo
tomorrow. AIphonso williamson and
Theodore Baker. who we're 30 have been
hanged at Springer for the murder Of
Frank UnFah, have been granted 9 re-
spite b. Governor Hos until Nay 9Th.
Gfeaf effort 10 being made 10 have the
sentences Of both conmated 10 impFison-
ment fos life, bot &c the Supgeme Court
has confirmed tbs decision Of the lover
court the probabilities are that both
will be hanged.
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OmcA0o. April ga Washington
special printed here says that II is Fa-
moFed at the capital that Miss Matte
Aaltchell, Of Oregon. IL engaged TO marry
Sic Lionel saekvIlle West and that the
marriage may be oSnsummated abroad.
Arranged with she CaaadIan Paeiae.
ST. THoMAs (Ontl, April %. Ar.
ranRemsnts have been completed be.
tween the Michigan Central and the
Canadian Pacific Railroads whereby the
trains OF the latter road will run over
: the former ROAD to the Western States
and Western Oatarie. The Canadian
Pacific will not be built sect of London.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29

GRENADA (Miss.), April q. = Rsy.
ntivers. who was SHOT here by W. IL.
Fowler yesterday, died this morning.
Thete have been no further develop
ments IN the case.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29

SAS FRARoIsco. April u. - The old
tRansoontinental freight tariff. which
was 10 force previous TO the enforcement
OF the Inter State Commerce lAw, has
been aeain adopted BY the tFansoon-
tlnental railroads. Tue passenger rates
rouain unehauned
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29

Hnv YoRK. April 28.-Emanusl De
FFeitss. the II year old lad who success
fully iamped from the Brooklyn bridge
yesterday was aTrAigned In osurt today
and sentenced 10 prison for three
months in default Of 1900 bail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29

NEGOTIATIONS PBO0RE9sfN0.
Pans, April D. he negotiations be-
tween France aud Germany conceroin0
the arrest Of Schnaebelis are progress
sing favorably.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29

W. AeSASS AFAh - A0kAy " . 70
qasaI Of she Sisters Of 81. Joseph 10 this
CITY that the railroads be authorized 10
farnish them fire. transportation as
heretofore. Chairman Cooley Of the
Interstate Commission writes: Rail
read companies must determine for
themselves what shall be their policy IL
granting favors TO persons engaged in
religious voFk. The statute 10 plain
teFms allows the Rivia9 Of reduced
rates TO ministers Of religion, and II
they are given on the same general and
impartial rule no question of its legality
could arise and no railroad company
could have occasion to fear penalties. !"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29

L0EDoS, April . "A dispafch frnn
kone . The CAroafeis says that Re-
Dr.. Me0iynB Of Nsw York has again
Informed the Vatican that hs refnsss 20
aonna 10 Rnna